Demand for medical imaging keeps climbing, with projected U.S. imaging utilization rising between 16.9% and 26.9% by 2055.

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For medical device manufacturers targeting the European Union market, compliance with the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) is ...

The conversation around longevity is shifting. For decades, the goal was simple: live longer. But as medicine advances and populations age, a more nuanced question has emerged: how well can we live ...

For some of the most clinically advanced technologies on the planet, the commercial model behind many medical devices is surprisingly old-fashioned. A device ships as a box with a fixed configuration, ...

MAKO Medical Laboratories, led by founder Chad Price, has steadily climbed the ranks of Business North Carolina's Top 125 Private Companies, recently securing the 55th position. While the company's ...

Finding the right therapist can be one of the most important—and challenging—aspects of beginning mental health treatment. The therapeutic relationship is central to successful outcomes, yet ...

Technology is reshaping healthcare, offering unparalleled advancements in patient care. In orthodontics, digital tools and artificial intelligence (AI) are leading the charge, streamlining processes ...

In modern functional genomics, understanding how specific genes control cellular behavior requires both targeted intervention and high-resolution analysis. That’s where Perturb-Seq comes in—a method ...

The transformation of Diederik van der Reijt from high-frequency trading executive to biotech visionary began with two profound personal experiences that would forever shape his understanding of ...

In the rapidly changing trends of today's world, where everything is getting digital, health no longer confines itself to a hospital or clinic. One can carry a health facility right in one's pocket ...

Myra Ahmad keeps returning to a quiet failure in how patients are looked after. The information that should guide their care is scattered where no one can use it. "Most providers are getting labs from ...